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THE CHARLES A. vOeELER CO., Baltimore, Md.
Bent County register., 1887-08-27

years ago. Man In these days wants
al he can get.
If it takes boy twenty-five min.
utes to cut three sticks of wood to
get supper by, how long will it take
him next morning to walk three
miles in the country to meet circus
coming to town?
a scientific writer tells how water
can be boiled in sheet of writing
paper. We don't doubt. We have
known man to write a few lines on
sheet of writing paper that kept
him in hot water for three years.
Policeman Burke last evening nab
bed light fingered gent who at
tempted to pick the pockets of a min
er IN saloon on Commercial street
On searching his pockets a lot of
blank checks on the Lamar state
bank were efound.-Trinidad Adver-
tiser.
An Iowa farmer whose corn had
been greatly damaged by the drouth
put up the following notice in CON
spicuous place near the road in his
cornfeld: "Jesus my all to heaven
has gone; Here's my fodder, but
where's my corn."-Kinsley Mer-
curry.
Mr.. VanOrsdale brought to this
office Thursday, fine specimen of
the productiveness of Colorado soil,
in the shape of stem of grass 81
feet long. When soil will raise
grass that long it surly will raise
good corn and wheat.-Springfeld
Beacon.
Mrs. Charles Palmer, of California,
alleges in her bill for divorce that
her husband has slept with boots on
for the last eighteen years, and she
has concluded to stand it no longer.
Las Vegas Optic.
Plans are on foot for irrigation ca.
nalsin Northern Mexico and Arizona,
which will open millions of acres of
desirable land to cultivation.
The st. Louis Republican calls at
tention to the growth of hoodluisn
among the girls of our country, aud
thinks it bad sign in our social
life. But how can anything else be
expected? With the women in
many places aping the men, running
for office, becoming ward politicians,
filling pulpits, practicing at the bar,
and otherwise as rapidly as they can
attempting to destroy the distinction
between the sexes, what else is to be
expected than that the girls will at
tempt to immitate the boys; and, is
always the case, they will select the
worst class for limitation, and will
be most proficient In their mimicry
of the worst features OF their morals.
The good old type of the American
woman is passing away, and we are
getting something in her stead that
may be better suited to the new or
der of things, but she is certainly
remember the former type.-I.as
Vegas Optic.
Mr.. II. w. Leighton, loaded So 900
pounds of wool Tuesday for ship
ment to Philadelphia. Henry White
loaded about 10000 pounds for ship
ment also. There are still some six
hundred sacks of wool in the Santa
Fe depot and as much on side tracks.
In Ell Moro and Trinidad over mil
lion pounds await shlp'uent.-Trini-
dad News.
The Las Animas County Horse
Breeders Association held a meet
ing and decided that the date fo,
the show of fine colts should be on
the Goth, of September next.-Trini
dad News.
Reports from Lamar in our dry
land country are to the effect that
the ranchers. whom we have beer
pitying for being so foolish as to Try
and raise crops with no means of If
rigation. have had abundance of rair
this year and good crops, that these
"descrt farmers are passing arounG
Bent County register., 1887-08-27

SOME will be the Great depot of supply
estsr
will ALSO during coming spring. be the great shipping point for
cattle Thousands this the ada
Office being located here
ands Lamar during the and
carly spu months Lamar the booming
town Of the ives, and double
buy lots in the addition heciy of Lamar
Bent County register., 1887-08-27

Every person holding Railaoad Ex-
cursion tickets will receive one
ticket, entitling them to a draw ::
for one lot valued at 500 to
take place the last day of
the sale, General informa-
ton by programme as
to sale of property,
sight seeing and amuse-
ments will be distributed
to excursionists on arrival at
Las Vegas. Hotel aecommo-
dations are ample and first-olass
and as reasonable as in the States.
For full particulars. enquire of or
address
xREGEwT BRns.
General Travelling Excursion Agents, N.
4Ht2 Ohio STREET Terra iau!s, Ind,
Lock Box s!i, or GaN IA
South Main Street, Wichita, Esas.s,
w. r. DAVIS.
LAMAR, COLO
Bent County register., 1887-08-27

b Insure you. property in good
Ebmpanies with GoopALK & COOPER
L Money to loan on first mortgage
Sscurity for term of years.
A2.tf BANK OF LANAI.
Goodale & Cooper will insure your
ouse against loss by Fire, Lightning
- Tornadoes.
FOR SALE-The Lamar Drug
r6pre property can be bought at
For terms etc, address,
Epo. + JONES, Dodge City, rs. 4stf
Bent County register., 1887-08-27
At. 8. r. r. r.

A. T. s. FIR. r.
Hvhen travelling for health, business or
Sasure take the "Bangna Line" for all
E3uts cast, west. north or socth.
Through tickets TO AL important point. IN
United states aud Danada ana MsNico-
Easasc check cd to destination
fhc paiio Pullman Palace Car Service and
= dining stations operated and conttolsu
4 thIr coitaDauy Al q too well known TO make
minsnt necessary W. y, III r
-. Passenger aud Ticket Agt-, Topeka, hs.
Bent County register., 1887-08-27

The poet who wrote "man wants
but little here below" lived many
years ago. Man in these days wants
al he can get.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

THERE is much pride and fashion
disguised as bcnevolencc in all large
towns. and possibly Dallas is not al
exception. Society" must case It's
conscience, aud satisfy its self III pleas
ures at the same time with charity
balls, Christmas gift parties, pastoral
pound festivals, etc, while the poor
who merit and should have the bene-
fit of the money and substantial good
things wasted at these fashionable So
cial events, if they cannot have the
charities of the heartless. There are
many families in Dallas, aud in west,
east, south and northern suburbs, who
are pinchod and suffering for the com
forts of life. Our local page tells OF
some of them this morning. Here is
a chance for the truly benevolent to
enjoy real Happy Christmas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

Mr.. VIM. A. FIELDS, has bought the
lIillsboro Reflector. Mr. Fields was
for many years editor of the Mcridi'
an Blade, but for the past several
years has been a clerk in the House OF
Representative at Washington. lie
is fluent and able writer, polished
gentleman, and it is cafe to say
there is not a man who knows Fields
well who does not wish him great sue
cess aud believes he is competent to
secure it by merit and industry. We
gladly welcome him back.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

FRANK IIURp, the vapid Ohio free
trader. who was defeated for congress
bv tariff money from Pennsylvania
in his Democratic district, is one OF
the men who can read Clevelands
message with much satisfaction Hurd
has been one of the most advanced
and one of the abiest opponents OF
tbe protective tariff. Prott ction is
wrong in principle, but there are SO
many powerful interests pccuniarily
involved that it is difficult TO over
come millions with reason
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

CONGRESSMAN LANHAMs resolu-
ton providing for special COM
mittee of thirteen on Indian depre-
dation claims, was adopted by the
House, and Mr.. Lanham will be the
chairman or have the naming OF the
committee chairman. Mr.. Lanham
also stands show for Craftsmanship
of one of the important regular COM
mittees. In fact the representative OF
the Big Eleventh is recognized at
Washington for his ability and fidelity
to the public interest he is there to
serve. lie is man who will continue
to grow in usefulness and influence
and it would be great misfortune
should he be defeated in the scramble
for the place next year,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

The immigration convention his
adjourned and most Of the delegates
have returned TO their homes full Of
enthusiasm for the cause which called
them getbor here; and good re-
suits in the way of an influx OF llhmi-
grafton, capital and manufacturing III
dustries will soon follow. But it will
take work and money. The con.
vention have representatives of both.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

THE press is now discussing the al
legged fraudulent appropriation OF
school lands by Spectators, one paper
especially intimating that the land
grabber is doing all the settling
even under the new strict law, and
another contending that this manner
of "lariating out the sshool lands" is
impossible if all the officials do their
duty. The latter proposition is true,
as it is true that there would be no
fraud anywhere or wrong of any
kind if every man would do right.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

The HERALD has known john How
ard ma an active worker for immigra-
ton for the last five years, and is re-
;oiced at his latest eflort-thc big con-
yention Just adjourned, which gives
promise of a boom for Texas. How.
ard doesn't pose az an orator before
large assemblies, but as worker he
ia n hummer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

The Ways and Means committee
has at last been announced; and as
there was cause to expected Mills
is its chairman. This is compliment
to Texas, for it is the first place with
in the gift of the speaker of the house.
Mills has earned 1t and will be equal
to the important duties thereto attach
cd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

The Fort Worth Gazette should be
as proud of the Dallas convention as
is Frank Hurd Of the presidents meg
sage and the only reason that the
Gazette won't be is that the conVcn'
ton was held in Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Thursday, Dec. ~, 1887.

FoRT WORTH can always beat Dali
las or robbery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22

Special prices for Christmas on pl-
amos and organs. Will A. Watkin "
Co., 1877 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-22
MEMS AND Boys CLOTHING.

The holidays always suggest wants in the Clothing e
member of the family requires something We have those some
variety of attractive styles -s
The Washington critic., 1887-05-26
NOTES AND GOSSIP.


MRs, LASoTRY will spend most OF the
summer in the Yosemite Valley OF CalIfor-
MIA.
MADAME MoDJEsKA says all she thinks OF
now is making money enough to allow her
to retire to her California ranch.
GENERAL AvERELL is writing up the cav
airy history OF the war and has already COM
pleted his work as far as the latter part OF
THE residence OF General j. Warren
Keifer at Springfield, o., was burglarlScd
last night and most OF his silver plate car
ried of.
ems, Tenn, has conferred upon Mr.. George
W. Childs OF Philadelphia the degree of
Doctor OF Laws.
THE annual convention OF the American
Pharmaceutical Association will be held 10
Cincinnati September 3, and about 800 dele
gates are expected.
EDWARD V. VALENTINE, the Richmond
sculptor, has completed the statue Of john
G. Breckenridge IN clay for the Capitol
Square at Frankfort, Ky. 1t Is OF heroic
Size.
MRs. JAMES BROWN POTTER will make a
private theatrical appearance on the even
Ing of June at the London residence OF
Baron Roihsch I'D aud society has new
theme to chatter about.
On the turbulent national sea,
So noted for shipwrcck aud panic,
The Briton for ages has run down the Cell,
with methods and actions tyrannic.
Is 1t really prophetic at all
WbcE the Celtic runs down the Britannlci
IN. Y. World.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-26
A souvenir of the Drill.

We have just received a copy OF "The
Souvenir OF the Federal Capital and the
National Drill and Eneampment,n and as
q guide to the city aud envlrons, and hand
book OF the great militia competition now
In progress, II is the best work that has yet
appeared. That part Of II which relates to
the city and points Of interest In and about
1t comprises 800 pages OF matter admirably
written and embellished with over $50 Illus
trations specially prepared for 1t. The
portion devoted to the Drill gives COM
plete list OF the officers, aides, judges and
the various citlzens' committees connected
with II; the oillelsl programme aud list OF
prizes and the roster, and an epltomized
history OF all tho regiments, bittalioDs aud
companies Participating. The book is sold
at tue very low pice Oi 81 by Colonel W.
+. MorSe, 622 Z street nortuwest, the pub-
Usher, or BIZ agents, and is alao on sale at
the principal book stores